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Well, everyone is entitled there own opinion, and just because you play as the same character doesn't mean that it is within the same boundaries. It is a good game in its own right, but it does not hold true to the metroid style gameplay. There is a huge differance with side scrolling third person and 3D first person. Saying it holds true to the formula is like saying Romance of the Three Kingdoms is the same as Dynasty Warriors, because you can play as the same characters. I realize I am going a little deep with this poll, but Prime was a letdown in my opinion even though I was prepared. Where as it set a bar for new metroid games to revolve around a new style of gameplay I feel as though they used the Metroid name to sell more copies. The same game being releasedusing othernames could have possibly flopped... just saying.
Are these your personal favorites from last gen consoles?
AFBrat77
No, as i feel my fellow PC gamers would tell you from my Polls there, I try to be as unbiased as possible.
These are probably the most critically acclaimed games of last generation (I'm starting the generation upon the release of PS2, not the Dreamcast, the reason Soul Calibur, Deus Ex, or Planescape Torment aren't here) with one exception: Halo.
Actually in a sense a couple of these games are......Prime and HL2 are indeed my favs from last generation but i doubt hardly anyone feels they don't deserve to be here.
As for why halo isn't on here, I wished to have games from several different genres, so....
GTA = free-roaming Action game
Half-Life 2 = FPS
Knights of the Old Republic = RPG (Final fantasy X and BG2: Shadows of Amn were considered)
Metroid Prime = Action Adventure (with a first-person perspective)
Resident Evil 4 = 3rd Person shooter (hmmmm......just barely wanders into Survival Horror)
I decided to place HL2 on here instead of Halo, and I have played both.....if only one is on here, HL2 should be that one.
i think you should've replaced either RE4 or Metroid Prime with Ninja Gaiden All of those games feel like action/adventure games in their own right. Maybe it's because I felt RE4 and NG didn't feel like they had levels the way they had chapters, and to me the chapters in both those games felt somewhat open and explorable though both game were pretty linear, nowhere near how explorable metroid prime is. and Ninja Gaiden just kicks ass and isn't really that hard if you're not and idiot and know how to use the games controls (still dont know why a lot of people moan over the camera)
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